Domain & WHOIS Monitoring
Monitor domain registration, expiry dates, and WHOIS changes.
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Domain & WHOIS Monitoring#
Never let a domain expire unexpectedly. LemWatch monitors your domain registration details and alerts you before problems arise.
What Gets Monitored#
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Expiry date | When the domain registration expires |
| Days until expiry | Countdown with configurable alert thresholds |
| Registrar | Which company manages the domain registration |
| Registration date | When the domain was first registered |
| Last updated | Most recent change to WHOIS records |
| Nameservers | Current DNS nameservers |
| DNSSEC | Whether DNSSEC is enabled for added security |
| Status codes | Domain status flags (clientTransferProhibited, etc.) |
Alerts#
LemWatch sends domain expiry alerts at configurable intervals:
WHOIS Change Detection#
LemWatch compares WHOIS records between checks and alerts you if:
Data Source#
LemWatch uses RDAP (Registration Data Access Protocol), the modern replacement for WHOIS. RDAP provides structured, machine-readable data and is the standard used by ICANN-accredited registrars.
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